Breakfast ideas needed
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Emerald Breakfast on the go , Fruit is my daily .
I have mad my own breakfast burritos and frozen them, which is a good idea but just remember to defrost the night before. Otherwise they get soggy.0 -
I make these and change out the veggies every week for some variety.
http://www.kalynskitchen.com/2006/10/egg-muffins-revisited-again.html0 -
oatmeal, with apple and raisin's and peanut butter toast.
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oatmeal with blueberries and blackberries
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oatmeal with strawberries and apple
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oatmeal and peaches and walnuts
and cinnamon in all or them
except on Saturday...that is waffle day0 -
i DO NOT like eggs...i do not like the smell of them and i do not like the the taste of them no matter how you cook them. i will not eat them....i do not like them sam-i-am!!! lol so i eat oatmeal or cereal every day. i'm not really tired of it but i'd also like better ideas. also, i usually eat greek yogurt or fruit as a snack. what else could i do???0
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oatmeal, with apple and raisin's and peanut butter toast.
or
oatmeal with blueberries and blackberries
or
oatmeal with strawberries and apple
or
oatmeal and peaches and walnuts
and cinnamon in all or them
except on Saturday...that is waffle day
rofl! i love this!! and yes my saturdays are also waffle days!! i love oatmeal and this is an awesome way to switch it up!! thank you!!!0 -
i make my own mcmuffins. 2 egg whites, slice of cheese, low cal english muffin, and usually a meat like sliced ham.
OH! I do this too, it's really filling to have all the food groups in one bite, I add bell pepper and onion to it as well. I also have a fruit yogurt or a peice of fruit on the side. DELISH.0 -
Try eating oatmeal with a little almond milk and some bananas. I have that almost every morning and it sustains me until lunch time.0
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*Anything you'd eat for any other meal (pizza for breakfast? The healthy kind, hopefully)
*Yogurt, granola, fruits, and nuts for protein/fat
*Whole wheat pb&j sandwich
* High fiber cereal with fruits and nuts added
*Protein pancakes (sub part of the flour for protein powder - it keeps you full longer)0 -
Oats with peanut butter mixed in.0
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I make egg white oatmeal, before you turn your nose up its a great filling breakfast!! I make a batch on sunday that will last the whole week. I use oldfashioned oats on the stove top. I'll add fruit like strawberries, bananas, etc.. (frozen is fine). Then when its done, take off the stove top and mix in egg whites (1 cup or more for a big batch for the week). It when make it fluffy and add lean protein. You don't want to add the eggwhites while on the heat because you will just get clumps of eggs, ekkk!0
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I found myself getting bored with the same 'ol, same ol', every day so this morning I had a cup of rolled oats, a 1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon and 3 teaspoons of light brown sugar. When I got to work I just used the hot water from the water cooler and left the lid on the bowl whille I put my belongings away and TA DA!!! Delicious!!0
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I've been on a turkey bacon with whole grain toast kick for awhile. I usually do 4 pieces of turkey bacon (they run 25-35 calories each depending on the brand). I've been eating the Jennie O brand but I don't like it as much as the Kroger brand.0
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I bought a 10lb box of Oatmeal from Costco recently and I'm working my way through that for breakfast. I posted some recipes on my facebook page. I love pre boiled eggs also if I am in a rush to get to work...
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Baking-Mad-Gym-Addict/418282054910684?ref=hl#!/media/set/?set=a.466078200131069.1073741833.418282054910684&type=3
can you share the recipe for the almond cranberry chewy? That looks great!0 -
I have goodness superfood's Protein 1st muesli:
http://goodnesssuperfoods.com.au/protein-1st/
Its a high protein low carb breakfast and I have it with half cup of low fat milk or no-fat yoghurt.
It doesn't have the best flavour but its better for you than a protein shake or eating eggs.
kind regards,
Ben
Do you know if they ship to the UK?
As for the rest of you I get up at 4am, out to work by 5am and still don't have time for breakfast0 -
I stumbled upon this, I needed a little help too. These are great ideas!0
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Protein shake
Coffee
Bacon and/or sausage
Eggs0 -
I agree that breakfast doesn't have to mean the normal breakfast foods. I like scrambled egg whites w/veggies, but I also eat grilled chicken w/fruit for breakfast at times. I love Bagel Thins too so I can make various forms of a breakfast sandwich.0
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i hate having the same for breakfast every morning. Sometimes Ill have leftovers (whatever I can find in the fridge), peanut butter sandwich, yogurt, hard boiled eggs, grits, fridge or regular oatmeal, fruit, omelet, scrambled eggs, etc
But I always have my cup of coffee!0 -
Fresh fruit0
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I like: raisin bread toast
eggs with cheese
turkey sausage
cranberry orange muffins (homemade)
small banana
steel cut oats with walnuts and cranberries
Not all on the same day, obviously
I never, ever eat cereal for breakfast. I always try to have protein at breakfast.0 -
I struggle with breakfast too. I'm still working on being a breakfast eater. Had two scrambled eggs with about half a cup of black beans and shredded mozzarella cheese. Was so good! Would have been good with diced tomatoes, onions, sweet peppers or jalapenos too...or a piece of toast. I also have oatmeal and sometimes leftover dinner for breakfast...my fave is protein smoothies with vanilla whey protein, 1 cup mixed frozen fruit and 1 cup almond milk..delicious, filling and about 250cals.0
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Small pot of Yeo Valley natural yogurt with 2 teaspoons of honey with some granola. I have been having Quaker oats one with raisins. Fills you up and is only about 350 calories!0
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this one is a good one when you are craving a donut!
Raspberry Dessert Oatmeal
Quaker Old Fashioned Oatmeal - Oatmeal, Prepared With Water, 1/2 cup dry (makes about one cup prepared) after it is cooked I stir in 1/4 cup fresh raspberries with a few slivers of good dark chocolate (I use 1 square)
= 208 calories, 36 carbs, 6g fat, 5g protein0 -
Most mornings I make an spinach, mushroom and egg beater omelet and put a little bit of salsa on top and two boca breakfast sausages...and a cup of coffee. Total calories just around 200 calories, it's satisfying and doesn't take terribly long to make.0
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Today I had
Butterball 2 oz Turkey burger patty (85/15)
1 large egg soft fried
Winn Dixie Sharp Cheddar Slice
tsp Yellow Mustard
on Hamburger Bun
Dannon Light and Fit Pineapple Coconut Yogurt
soooooooooooooooo good! came to 495 calories, 30g protein and took less then 10 minutes to prep/cook.
I try to eat the most in the morning because I eat right after I finish my work out.0 -
Shakeology! )
1 scoop of chocolate shakeO
2 tablespoons of PB2
5 Ice cubes
1 cup of almond milk (unsweetened)
a little bit of water to help blend
Great way to start a morning!!0 -
Look up biggest loser breakfast burrito .....they are excellent and keep you full all morning. I usually make the recipe and freeze the 8 servings then just microwave in the morning and throw it into a tortilla with a bit of salsa. It's excellent and great source of protein! Here is a link http://www.nbc.com/the-biggest-loser/exclusives/nutrition/healthy-eating/breakfast-burrito-and-beyond/. Good luck! Another simple thing I do is using a whole wheat tortilla I spread on a tbsp of peanut butter and roll up one banana. Tasty and sweet and filling!0
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I really love to saute' veggies, such as mushrooms, zucchini, red peppers together or even just spinach and then I add All Whites to the first veggie mix I descrived for some protein. If I saute' spinach I poach an egg so it's still a little soft and runny and put it over the spinach and spice it.
Smoothies are great too.........I start out with Almond Milk and usually add a banana and then whatever else I have to throw in and also decide on what depending on how many calories and carbs I want to start my day with.0 -
Oatmeal is great as you can add a variety of toppings to give it a different flavor every day.
I have also been baking muffins on Sundays. A double batch of muffins lasts my family and I the work week.
When I bake I control the ingredients. So, much less sugar! And, for sugar I use maple syrup or honey. In addition I switch out some of the oil with unsweetened applesauce along with using multigran flours. Some of my experiments have not workout so well but in general we have tasty home made muffins that are low in sugar and healthy.0 -
I don't really eat breakfast. I eat twice a day. If I eat before
Noon, I'll log it under breakfast. After Noon it becomes
lunch. My next big meal come right before I go to sleep.
Today for lunch I had corned beef and cabbage. (usually leftovers)
Once in a while I'll have a glass of Low Sodium V8 and call
that breakfast.
I'll have a snack during the day, such as 4 Triscuits Hint
of Salt, and a slice of Swiss, an avocado, some cut up
veggies with some blue cheese, etc.
Basically I only eat if I'm hungry.0
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